submarine hull

I am going to short our batteries through the length of the submarine hull.

Incredibly the shock wave did not damage the submarine hull further.

To better support this design process, the S1W power plant was built inside of a submarine hull.

There was a pinging noise coming from above, like the creaking of a submarine hull under pressure.

The buoyant twin submarine hulls hold the power trains and propellers.

Almost as if an old-style submarine hull had been-she had it.

In 2008, France agreed to transfer technology to Brazil for the joint development of the nuclear submarine hull.

The resulting shape was a submarine hull. '

Submarine hulls have special coatings that absorb sound.

Technologies that eliminate or substantially simplify existing submarine hull, mechanical and electrical systems.

It also has potential applications in the design of ship and submarine hulls to achieve an increased speed and reduced energy cost.

The wreck of the grounded submarine hull had settled by the stern, its rear under water, leaking smoke into the calm air.

A benefit of this approach is it can be retrofitted into existing submarine hulls by inserting an additional hull section.

In lightweight antisubmarine torpedoes designed to penetrate submarine hulls, a shaped charge can be used.

A teardrop hull is a submarine hull design which emphasizes hydrodynamic flow above all other factors.

While undergoing conversion a mock-up submarine hull was installed on her deck for use in testing a prototype missile handling system.

The grounded submarine hull had settled by the stern; its cavernous open mouth towered over the little beach like an expression of silent surprise.

A submarine hull has to use expensive transversal construction, with the stiffeners rings located more frequently than the longitudinals.

Rising from the waves now, looping black tentacles lashed through the air and slapped spitefully at the submarine hulls.

"Jack, that's a magnetic probe that senses a disturbance in the earth's magnetic field caused by large deposits of iron, like submarine hulls.

Alice Roosevelt Longworth, the 75 year old daughter of the 26th American President, broke the champagne across the submarine hull on her second attempt.

He pioneered in the use of welded submarine hulls, replacing leak-prone riveting, and invented a mechanism to rapidly close water-tight doors.

The right side of the submarine hull scraped slightly on the rock as the current sucked it farther and farther into the lair of the pirates.

The three Mark 50 antisubmarine torpedoes heading toward Stennis were small, smart instruments of destruction designed to punch small, fatal holes into submarine hulls.

The effort to achieve this goal involved the development of a nuclear propulsion system and the design of a streamlined submarine hull capable of optimum submerged performance.